The book is an honest but obviously biased look back at the first 21 years of life growing up on a small farm in Southern Illinois. Experiences in the local church, one room school and in the community are remembered with a mixture of awe and trepidation. The 21 years covered the time immediately before, during and after World War II and the coverage gives a glimpse of farm life from the perspective of a wide-eyed, reflective, humorous but usually respectful boy growing into maturity during this exciting time of history. Regardless of your background, you will find yourself lurking somewhere within the pages of the book. If you don’t find yourself, count your blessings and chalk it up to your superior upbringing.
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Paul Kleine finished a teaching career that ranged from second graders in his home town of Hoffman, IL to graduate students at the University of Chicago and the University of Oklahoma. His formal education began in a one room school in Hoffman, IL and ended at Washington University in St. Louis, MO with a Ph. D. in Educational Psychology. Since retirement he spent a decade building houses with Habitat for Humanity in the United States, and in Hungary. He also lead construction and water well drilling teams to help the Maasai in Tanzania.
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